Impeccably Clean, Low Mileage bike wont Run. No Fuel Prime. No Spark.
that one came down to 0 volts. It was slowly coning down.
OK, let's test for sparks and fuel-flow volume next:
1. remove ignition coils and stick plugs into them
2. ground case of plugs, by laying on head or with jumper cables to batt -neg terminal
3. key ON, kill-switch RUN, crank engine, do all plugs have hot white/blue spark?
4. disconnect fuel-hose from rail and aim into measuring cup
5. key ON, kill-switch RUN, crank engine for 10-sec
6. how much petrol did you collect?
5.
1. remove ignition coils and stick plugs into them
2. ground case of plugs, by laying on head or with jumper cables to batt -neg terminal
3. key ON, kill-switch RUN, crank engine, do all plugs have hot white/blue spark?
4. disconnect fuel-hose from rail and aim into measuring cup
5. key ON, kill-switch RUN, crank engine for 10-sec
6. how much petrol did you collect?
5.
OK, let's test for sparks and fuel-flow volume next:
1. remove ignition coils and stick plugs into them
2. ground case of plugs, by laying on head or with jumper cables to batt -neg terminal
3. key ON, kill-switch RUN, crank engine, do all plugs have hot white/blue spark?
4. disconnect fuel-hose from rail and aim into measuring cup
5. key ON, kill-switch RUN, crank engine for 10-sec
6. how much petrol did you collect?
5.
1. remove ignition coils and stick plugs into them
2. ground case of plugs, by laying on head or with jumper cables to batt -neg terminal
3. key ON, kill-switch RUN, crank engine, do all plugs have hot white/blue spark?
4. disconnect fuel-hose from rail and aim into measuring cup
5. key ON, kill-switch RUN, crank engine for 10-sec
6. how much petrol did you collect?
5.
No Spark on plugs. When cranking. not even a glimpse of life.
I will check volume of pumped fuel when priming when I get a chance. You can feel the fuel line pressure raise though.
There is a very very miniscual chance of coils going bad. BUT is there a way to bench test them off the bike. ( safely,)
I will check volume of pumped fuel when priming when I get a chance. You can feel the fuel line pressure raise though.
There is a very very miniscual chance of coils going bad. BUT is there a way to bench test them off the bike. ( safely,)
yes, to bench-test coils:
1. insert spark plug
2. ground spark plug casing with jumper-cable to batt -neg
3. with small insulated alligator jumpers, apply +12v power to one terminal of coil connector
4. attach 2nd alligator jumper to coil's other terminal
5. with free end of 2nd alligator jumper, repeatedly tap batt -neg terminal
Do you see spark jump plug?
1. insert spark plug
2. ground spark plug casing with jumper-cable to batt -neg
3. with small insulated alligator jumpers, apply +12v power to one terminal of coil connector
4. attach 2nd alligator jumper to coil's other terminal
5. with free end of 2nd alligator jumper, repeatedly tap batt -neg terminal
Do you see spark jump plug?
Most likely ECU doesn't like some safety-interloc configuration.
I'll write up how to test at ECU connector itself. Might be some broken wires along way. Or corroded terminals in connectors in between
I'll write up how to test at ECU connector itself. Might be some broken wires along way. Or corroded terminals in connectors in between
OK, let's test for sparks and fuel-flow volume next:
1. remove ignition coils and stick plugs into them
2. ground case of plugs, by laying on head or with jumper cables to batt -neg terminal
3. key ON, kill-switch RUN, crank engine, do all plugs have hot white/blue spark?
4. disconnect fuel-hose from rail and aim into measuring cup
5. key ON, kill-switch RUN, crank engine for 10-sec
6. how much petrol did you collect?
5.
1. remove ignition coils and stick plugs into them
2. ground case of plugs, by laying on head or with jumper cables to batt -neg terminal
3. key ON, kill-switch RUN, crank engine, do all plugs have hot white/blue spark?
4. disconnect fuel-hose from rail and aim into measuring cup
5. key ON, kill-switch RUN, crank engine for 10-sec
6. how much petrol did you collect?
5.
4.im stumped. I even put the extra ECM in just to check. The red indicator light did act a little differently. Stayed off until after several attempts of starting.


